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Finite State Machine Based Optimization of Data Parallel Regular Domain Problems Applied in Low
- 1 Finite State Machine Based Optimization of Data Parallel Regular Domain Problems Applied in Low
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P-3PC: A Point-to-Point Communication Model for Automatic and Optimal Decomposition of Regular
- an optimal domain decomposition for a given application. For regular domain problems (such as simple matrix
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Understanding Normal and Impaired Word Reading: Computational Principles in Quasi-Regular Domains
- : Computational Principles in Quasi-Regular Domains David C. Plaut James L. McClelland Carnegie Mellon University
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Adaptive bivariate Chebyshev approximation
- on functions with different degrees of regularity and on domains with various geometries. We show also
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A Connectionist Architecture with Inherent Systematicity
- , they have to generalize in a way that is appropriate given the regularities of the domain. Fodor
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On Domains Witnessing Increase in Information
- regular domains. As is well known, the category of Scott domains and continuous maps is Cartesian closed
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Accelerating Filtering Techniques for Numeric CSPs
- in the propagation queue and numeric regularities of the domains of the variables. We also present in this paper
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Domain Decomposition vs. Concurrent Multigrid
- on irregular domains to problems on regular domains. More recently, domain decomposition has been used as a
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Propagation of Singularities in One-Dimensional Thermoelasticityingularities
- of singularities and the distribution of regular domains in the space-time region, respectively, if the initial
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Boussinesq Modeling Of Wave Transformation, Breaking, And Runup I: 1D
- computations over a regular domain. Bottom friction is included, using a quadratic representation, while the 2D
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